How 19 Countries Kept Safety Decisions Aligned
A Unilever LATAM case study on how shared decision language, field verification, and clear escalation kept safety coherent across 19 countries.
Plant Manager vs EHS vs Supervisor: Who Owns Risk Controls?
Plant manager, EHS, and supervisor each own different parts of risk control, and the wrong handoff model keeps serious gaps open longer than needed.
Incident Investigation: 5 decision gaps that keep repeat events alive
A repeat incident often survives because the investigation closes on narrative instead of control failure. This piece shows the five decision gaps that keep the next event alive.
New Safety Committee Chair in 90 Days: What to Do in the First Quarter
A new safety committee chair earns credibility by turning voice into decisions, keeping missing voices in the room, and forcing every meeting to end with ownership and field verification.
How PepsiCo South America Cut Accident Ratio 50% in 6 Months by Changing What Supervisors Tolerated
A PepsiCo South America case shows that accident reduction followed a new tolerance boundary, not a new slogan.
EAP vs occupational health vs manager action: which route should handle a mental-health case first?
Compare EAP, occupational health, and manager action so HR and operations know which route should move first when a mental-health concern appears.
Incident Investigation: 5 failures that keep the report from changing the work
Most incident reports fail because they collect facts before deciding what the facts must prove. This article shows how to preserve context, test stories, and close with controls that change the work.
New Maintenance Supervisor in 60 Days: what to do before permit handovers fail
A role-profile guide for new maintenance supervisors who need to turn permit handovers, energy verification, and escalation into a real control routine in the first 60 days.
How a consumer-goods company cut accident ratio 50% in six months by changing follow-up
A PepsiCo South America case shows that the real lever was not a bigger campaign. It was a shorter follow-up loop, clearer ownership, and leadership routines that turned safety culture into operational control.
TRIR vs SIF Precursors vs Control Effectiveness Metrics: Which Dashboard Fits the Board?
TRIR, SIF precursor metrics, and control effectiveness metrics solve different problems. This article shows which metric fits board reporting, site warning, and serious-risk control.
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